This kind of stupidity belongs in the rubber room. Dumb thread.
No that is where right wing conspiracy crap lives.
This is a true story about a man that was in the concentration camps and is sounding the alarm about parallels he sees with today's America. Backed by a link with a detailed true story with photos and documentation. I know in your brain there is no difference between fact and opinion, but in the real world there is.
We are still waiting for you to tell us specially what things are being said today, that could not be said before Trump? I'm about to call your entire OP fake news if you continue to avoid the question.
So you think you control everyone else at your whim. Go find your blanky Spunky. The article speaks for itself. You don't like what it says as it is irrefutable truth, but your epic butthurt is your burden alone. Go enjoy your misery in private.
The article speaks for itself?
The guy is 79.
He was born in 1939. 2 years after Buchenwald opened.
He wasn't placed there until 1944. He was 5. He was liberated when
he was 6.
He talks about Nazi Germany in the 30's...yet he wasn't born until
1939. What the hell would he know?
He worked in a shoe factory when he was there. He was useful to the
Nazi's. He was kinda young, but they probably didn't let him drive
to work.
I think the entire article is invented bullshit, at least as far as the author
goes.
Hmm your opinion against a man that was sent to a concentration camp along with his family, who lived that horror at the time it happened. Such a tough choice.
Your flailing denial bullshit works well among your bubble of like-minded derps, but it has no place in the real world. Sorry.
LOL okay let me destroy your OP, the man in the article said the following...
- The American far-right appears emboldened
- The far-right sees an enabler in Trump
- Their hate (the far-right), their talking points, their rhetoric are seeping into politics
- He's (Trump) a sick, very disturbed individual
- Clashes like the one in Charlottesville are becoming almost commonplace
- Things just go from bad to worse every day
- There's a real problem growing
- The far-right getting braver
- Things that couldn't be said three years ago are now normal discourse
Okay...
Did he give any examples of far-right hate, talking points, rhetoric? No. FAKE NEWS
Die he give any examples of supporting his claim Trump is sick and disturbed? No. FAKE NEWS
Did he back up his claim that Charlottesville is becoming commonplace? No. FAKE NEWS
Did he back up his claim things are going from bad to worse every day? No. FAKE NEWS
Did he explain what "real problem" is growing? No. FAKE NEWS
Did he explain what he meant by "the far-right getting braver"? No. FAKE NEWS
Did he give even one example of what couldn't be said three years ago but is now normal discourse? No. FAKE NEWS
There, consider your OP destroyed.
